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From: mouser@portia.Stanford.EDU (Michael Wang)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: How do software-switchable SCSI ID's work?
Message-ID: <5222@portia.Stanford.EDU>
Date: 10 Sep 89 09:58:53 GMT
Sender: Michael Wang <mouser@Portia.stanford.edu>
Reply-To: mouser@portia.Stanford.EDU (Michael Wang)
Organization: Stanford University
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Hi, I have a question for you SCSI experts out there. How do the drives
that allow you to change the SCSI ID for it in software (like DataFrames)
store that ID? Is it written on the drive itself, or is there something
like a EEPROM on the drive that stores that information?

Thanks for your help!

-Michael Wang

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